Do you have stacks of photos that you have been meaning to scrapbook but just don’t have the time? If so, I have something just for you! I’m excited to be a Craft with Heart™Ambassador for Close To My Heart. Their new subscription program helps you to complete projects with your photos and memories on a regular basis with beautiful PRE-CUT layouts.
These DIY shoes are so fun and easy to make with this shibori tie dye kit I got from JOANN.
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It’s no secret that I LOVE Cricut. If you have been wondering about some of my favorite Cricut products, then look no further! I’ve rounded up 10 products I absolutely love and I’ll be telling you why.
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These DIY faux leather earrings are inspired by ones from Magnolia Market. You can make them with your Cricut and add foil iron-on in rose gold for the perfect stunning detail. I purchased the supplies for these earrings at my local JOANN store.
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These patriotic red, white and blue cupcake toppers are made using your Cricut and supplies from JOANN.
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Have you seen my latest posts on the official Cricut blog? Read on for some easy vinyl and iron-on projects.
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Have you tried a Culver’s ButterBurger? I was a ButterBurger newbie, but now I know just the place I want to celebrate National Hamburger month and I think you will too! #ad
This farmhouse inspired paper flower sign is made using your Cricut and supplies from JOANN.
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This corn, avocado and tomato salad (or dip) is always a hit at summer parties. Quick and easy to make, it’s delicious served with chips for dipping or just as a side.
Cricut’s new iron-on designs are a game changer for quickly making your own projects at home! I used one of the designs to make this cute sushi apron in just a few minutes.
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Use your Cricut and upcycle your empty Cricut vinyl cardboard tubes into an organizer that’s perfect for your pens, tools or even makeup brushes! 
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Cricut’s newest patterned iron-on adds the perfect details to your projects! I especially love the watercolor sampler pack from Natalie Malan. I created this cute monogram with a watercolor flower using the new iron-on.
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My husband’s favorite meal growing up, Hawaiian haystacks are a super easy and satisfying dinner made in the crockpot.
Learn how to make this cute Easter bunny sign starting from pieces of wood and glue all the way to painting and flowers. I used my Cricut Maker and Cricut Stencil Vinyl to make the bunny design and to cut out the felt flowers! 
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Use Cricut gold foil iron-on and your Cricut machine to make this cute XOXO pillow. Tips on using foil iron-on and how to make the design in Cricut Design Space in the post. Plus, how to sew the pillow from dish towels !
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Wondering what Cricut tools you need? If you are a new Cricut owner, this list will help you decide what tools and accessories are essential!
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Learn how to make paper flowers with your Cricut! I created this beautiful heart with paper flowers which is perfect for Valentine’s day or just as decoration in a little girl’s room. I used my Cricut to cut out all the flowers.
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I’m a little bit in love with making felt flowers. (And when I say a little bit, I actually mean a lot!) I whipped up this cute felt flower headband with my Cricut Maker for my little girl.
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I can’t believe it’s almost the end of 2017! What a year it’s been! Looking back, it’s fun to see my top posts of 2017, but I thought it would be even more fun to see the top posts from a bunch of other awesome craft bloggers.
A list of the very top post of 2017 from lots of craft bloggers is the motherload of awesomeness. Over 30 of the The Best of the Best of 2017 crafts!!
Turn prepackaged oatmeal cream pies into cute gingerbread men (and women) faces. They make a great Christmas treat for schools where only prepackaged treats are allowed.
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